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Jeannette Iridescent Iris Herringbone 2 Footed Water Tumblers
A pair of Mid Century iridescent marigold footed water tumblers in the Iris and Herringbone pattern by Jeannette Glass. They're just over 6 inches tall and although they're considered 8 ounce tumblers in the glass books, they actually hold 10 ounces to the rim.
As you can see, there is quite a difference in color intensity between the two glasses. It's not that one is worn or faded, it's just that the other has such a heavy application of color. Both tumblers are free of scratches, damage, and cloudiness. Price is for the pair. Photos show both sides.
Circa: 1950
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Jeannette Glass Co
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14849
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Duncan Miller Ruby Red Lunch Plates Set of Four
These 8-1/4 inch ruby red glass luncheon plates were made by Duncan & Miller in the 1940s. The have ground and polished bottom rings with 4-1/4 inch center wells and 2 inch rims. The plates are in excellent condition with no damage or scratches. Price is for the set of four plates (two sets of four plates are available).
Circa: 1940
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Duncan & Miller Glass Co
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14151
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Fostoria Heirloom Blue Opalescent Handkerchief Bowl
Fostoria made their Mid Century Heirloom line of free form art glass from 1959 to 1970. This pretty turquoise blue piece was listed in their catalogs as a 6 inch hanky bowl. Due to the hand made nature, no two pieces were exactly alike. The actual measurements 5-3/4 inches wide by 2-3/4" high. In perfect condition with no damage or wear.
Circa: 1960
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Fostoria Glass Co
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Northwood Dugan Cashews Opalescent Goofus Bowl
Gorgeous antique ruffled rim opalescent glass bowl in the Cashews pattern by Northwood Glass and possibly later by Dugan Diamond, circa 1912. The opalescent color of the 8 inch diameter by 2-1/4" high bowl is white with a hint of blue. Red and gold goofus decoration is applied to the starburst bottom and flowers in arrowhead motifs. In excellent condition with no damage and very little wear to the goofus paint.
Circa: 1912
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Northwood Glass
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Morgantown Ruby Crinkle 5 Inch Bowl
This ruby red bowl is in the Mid Century Crinkle glassware pattern by Morgantown. For some reason it's called a finger bowl, measuring 5-1/4" diameter by 2 inches deep. I'd consider it a cereal or larger dessert bowl. In excellent condition with no damage.
Circa: 1950
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Morgantown Glass
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Fostoria Ruby Red Jamestown 3 Water Goblets
Three ruby red glass water goblets in the Jamestown pattern by Fostoria, in production from 1958 to 1982. They're just a shade under 6 inches high and hold 9-1/2 ounces. In very good gently used condition with no damage.
Circa: 1960
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Fostoria Glass Co
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Bristol Glass Enameled Ruffled Top Perfume Barber Dresser Bottle
This lovely old piece of Victorian Bristol glass is a dresser, barber, or perfume bottle with ruffled stopper. It's about 11" tall and has a raised enameled gold gilt floral decoration on the front, delicate hand painted leaf decoration on the stopper and back. The glass has no chips or damage. A little textured white paint remains in some of the flower petals on the front.
Circa: 1890s
Country of Origin: FR
Manufacturer: Victorian Era Production
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14125
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Heisey Orchid 13 Inch Gardenia Bowl
This large low bowl is in the Orchid etch on the Waverly blank by Heisey, produced from 1940 to 1957. It's 13 inches diameter by 2-3/8 inches deep. There are some scratches near the center (see last photo).
Circa: 1940
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Heisey Glass Company
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15145
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Purple Amethyst Glass Bud Vase and Candle Holder
A pair of Mid Century purple amethyst glassware items to display together - a bud vase and a single candlestick. The 8 inch vase has a clear base but the amethyst color is within the glass, not flashed. The shiny brass taper candlestick is 6-3/4" high by 3-1/2" diameter at the felt covered base. At the center is a paneled optic glass orb in a darker violet shade of purple. Both pieces are in excellent condition with no damage, scratches, or wear.
Circa: 1965
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Mid Century American Production
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16659
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Fostoria Ruby Red Jamestown Sherbet Goblets Set of 6
A set of six ruby red glass sherbet stems in the Jamestown pattern by Fostoria, produced from 1958 to 1982. They hold 6-1/2 ounces and are 4-1/4" high by 4 inches across the rims. All are in excellent condition with no damage.
Circa: 1960
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Fostoria Glass Co
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15068
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Italian Art Glass Flower Form Tall Vase
A gorgeous vintage Italian art glass cased flower form vase in dramatic orange, red, white, and green, 15 inches high by about 9 inches wide across the petals. I believe it's Murano, definitely Venetian. The ruffled petal rim is deep red at the edges, gradually fading to orange, then yellow as it moves down into the neck. The squared stem body is clear over white, shading to green at the base. The vase is in perfect condition with no damage. Due to the size and need for double boxing, the package will be oversize.
Circa: 1975
Country of Origin: IT
Manufacturer: Mid Century Italian Import
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15565
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Imperial Twins 1909 Carnival Glass Stand for Punch Bowl
This antique Imperial carnival glass punch bowl stand and was offered free with a 1 pound purchase of baking powder, and it actually included the bowl. The pattern is called Twins, introduced in 1909. The iridescent red-gold color is Rubigold.
Imperial remade some of their carnival glass beginning in the 1960s, but Twins was not one of the re-released patterns.The base is in excellent condition with no damage or scratches. It measures 5-1/4" high by 5-1/2 inches diameter at the scalloped end, 4" at the smooth end. It can of course be used with any punch bowl that fits either end. The last photo shows the stand with a punch bowl as an example only.
Circa: 1909
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Imperial Glass Co
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14980
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Westmoreland Green Mist Paneled Grape Ruffled Candy Dish
This 1970s ruffled rim candy dish number PG-114 in Green Mist by Westmoreland Specialty Glass is in the Paneled Grape pattern, which is almost always associated with milk glass. Colors were much less common. The bowl is 4 inches high by about 6" diameter across the rim. In excellent condition with no damage.
Circa: 1977
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Westmoreland Specialty Glass Co
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15969
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Duncan Miller Teardrop Tear Drop Oblong Celery Relish Tray
This 12 inch long relish and celery serving dish is in the elegant Teardrop crystal pattern by Duncan & Miller, produced from 1936 to 1955. It has three sections, one taking the full length and half the 6-1/4 inch width. The condition is virtually mint with no hint of damage, scratches, or wear.
Circa: 1940
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Duncan & Miller Glass Co
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Heisey Orchid 3 Part Divided Relish Dish
This 3 section oval relish dish by Heisey is in the popular Orchid etch on the Waverly blank. It measures 11-3/8 by 7-1/2 inches. It's in crystal clear, perfect condition other than one short straw mark from manufacture near the center (not a scratch or damage).
Circa: 1940
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Heisey Glass
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14351
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Libbey Rock Sharpe Halifax 3 Champagne Tall Sherbets
Three elegant crystal champagne or tall sherbet goblets in the 1940 gray cut floral Halifax pattern, stem number 3500. They're a little over 6 inches high and hold 7 ounces to the rims. All three are in crystal clear, excellent condition with no damage. Price is for the set of three goblets.
Circa: 1940
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Libbey Rock Sharpe
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New Martinsville Queen Ann Crystal Double Candle Holder Candelabra
Beautiful and elegant crystal double candlestick in the number 18 Queen Ann pattern by New Martinsville Glass produced in 1937 and 1938. It stands 5-1/2 inches high and is just over 7 inches wide across the wings, 6" diameter at the base. In excellent condition with no damage. Wonderful Art Deco design.
Circa: 1937
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: New Martinsville Glass
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15540
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Federal Heritage Crystal Dinner Plates, Set of 4 Mint
A set of four crystal 9-3/8 inch dinner plates in the pretty Heritage pattern by Federal Glass, produced from 1940 to 1955. They have a lovely, well defined pattern of flowers, leaves, scrolls, and beads on the undersides. The plates are in perfect, mint condition - glossy with no wear, damage, scratches, or utensil marks.
Circa: 1940
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co
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14154
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Jeannette Floragold Louisa 9 Inch Ruffled Bowl
This pretty marigold iridescent ruffled bowl is in the Floragold pattern by Jeanette Glass Company, also known to collectors as Louisa. It's 9-1/4 inches diameter by 2-5/8 inches high and in excellent condition with no damage.
Circa: 1950
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Jeannette Glass Co
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16660
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Imperial Candlewick Crystal Deviled Egg Plate Tray
This is the handled deviled egg server in Imperial's crystal Candlewick glassware pattern. It measures 12 inches diameter by 5" high at the center heart handle and has 12 large depressions for eggs. In excellent, crystal clear condition with no damage or scratches.
Circa: 1945
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Imperial Glass Company
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Thatcher McKee Yorktowne 15 Piece Punch Bowl Set
Replacements has this 1950s pressed glass punch set listed as Concord by McKee. But it was actually made by by Thatcher Glass, McKee Division (McKee was sold to Thatcher in 1950). Milk glass sets were named Concord on the original boxes, while the identical pattern in clear was called Yorktown.
The set includes the punch bowl, 12" diameter by 4-3/4 inches high, the 5-1/2" stand, twelve 6-ounce cups, and a plastic ladle (no box). The EAPG style pattern is attractive and very reminiscent of McKee's "Tec" series from the early 1900s. All the glass pieces are in excellent condition with no damage. The ladle does have some speckles of silver paint loss at the underside handle tip, and the bowl of the ladle has a faint yellowish tinge. Will ship well wrapped and double boxed. Fedex or UPS Ground shipping is available. Email your zip code for a quote.
Circa: 1955
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Thatcher McKee Glass
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Heisey Orchid Divided Oval Dressing Bowl
A two section divided oval dressing or condiment bowl by Heisey in the popular 1940s Orchid etch. It's 8 inches long by 5 inches wide and a little more than 2 inches deep. In crystal clear, excellent condition with no damage, marked with the H in diamond Heisey logo on the bottom.
Circa: 1940
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Heisey Glass
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New Martinsville Prelude Divided Relish Bowl
Elegant crystal divided relish dish in the Prelude etch by New Martinsville Glass Company. Prelude was a popular pattern made from the mid 1930s into the 1950s. The two handled bowl is 7-1/4" wide across the handles, 6 inches diameter, and 2 inches high. There are three or four tiny, faint, shallow marks from use - not big enough to call scratches. The vertical and horizontal lines above the divider in the photo are not these marks, they're some type of reflection.
Circa: 1937
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: New Martinsville Glass Co
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Noritake West Germany Lead Crystal Fan Vase
This Mid Century crystal fan vase still has its original label reading Noritake Full Lead Crystal, West Germany, Hampton Hall. It's decorated with cut fans and criss-cross diamonds and is 6-1/2 inches high. The vase is in excellent condition. Noritake's Hampton Hall pattern featured a line of lead crystal stemware and tableware.
Circa: 1960
Country of Origin: DE
Manufacturer: Noritake
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1932 Gibson Hazel Atlas Glass Drink Mixer Beating Jar
This cool old glass and metal mixing or beater jar has a patent number that dates to 1932. The glass jar was made by Hazel Atlas, the slotted bottom steel or tin plunger and lid unit are marked "Mfg. By Wm. D. Gibson Chicago Ill.". The lid is embossed at the top "Home Drink Mixer" - others were made with the words Malted Milk Mixer. The glass jar is marked in one-ounce measurements up to 12 ounces and is 6-1/2" high by 3-1/8" diameter. Overall height with the lid in place is about 8-3/4 inches. There is some slight darkening to the top of the lid, the interior portion is very clean and still shiny. The glass jar is in perfect condition with no damage, scratches, or cloudiness.
Circa: 1932
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hazel Atlas
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